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CX Strategy

Build an evidence-based customer experience strategy, from understanding your customers to a roadmap your leadership will back.

CX Strategy
Kajol Phadnis Patel
Customer Experience & AI, Alshaya Group
AED 1,000
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8 hours
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About this course

This 1-day course shows you how to build a customer experience (CX) strategy that is backed by evidence about your customers. It connects what customers need with your brand promise and your business goals.

You’ll work through the full path from discovery to delivery: understanding customers, finding where the experience breaks, making clear strategic choices, designing and testing improvements, and building a roadmap with owners and measures attached.

Throughout the day you’ll apply each module to your own organisation or a case study we provide. You’ll leave with a draft CX Strategy Blueprint to take back to your team.

The course is limited to 10 participants, so there’s time to work through your own challenges with the instructor.

Course modules

Morning session

Module 1: CX foundations

  • What CX is, and how it differs from UX, customer service and CRM.
  • How CX connects to your brand promise and business goals such as retention, growth and cost to serve.
  • Why CX is cross-functional, and where your organisation is starting from.

Module 2: Understanding customers and mapping journeys

  • Planning research and separating real findings from internal assumptions.
  • Needs-based segmentation and jobs to be done, including lost customers, non-customers and customers with accessibility needs.
  • Mapping journeys across digital, physical and assisted channels to find pain points and moments of truth.

Module 3: Voice of the customer, from listening to action

  • Combining surveys, reviews, complaints, support tickets and behavioural data.
  • Analysing feedback, including where AI helps and where human judgement is still needed.
  • Closing the loop with customers and fixing root causes inside the organisation.

Module 4: CX vision and strategic choices

  • Turning a CX vision into practical experience principles.
  • Choosing where to invest, maintain, simplify or stop, and making trade-offs explicit.
  • Balancing customer value, commercial value and organisational constraints.

Afternoon session

Module 5: Designing and testing better experiences

  • Root-cause analysis and service blueprinting across frontline teams, back-office processes, systems and partners.
  • Using behavioural science ethically, from defaults and framing to the peak-end rule.
  • Prototyping and piloting improvements before you scale them.

Module 6: CX measurement and business case

  • What NPS, CSAT, CES, churn and CLV tell you, and where each falls short.
  • Leading and lagging indicators, baselines and a CX dashboard with clear owners.
  • Building an investment case that links experience to revenue, retention and cost to serve.

Module 7: Capabilities, governance and org change

  • Assessing CX maturity across leadership, insight, design, delivery and culture.
  • Setting up governance, an operating model and the employee experience frontline delivery depends on.
  • Evaluating CX technology and AI against defined needs, capability before tools.

Module 8: Roadmapping and delivery

  • Prioritising initiatives by customer impact, business value, feasibility and risk.
  • Building a phased 90-day, 6-month and 12-month roadmap with owners and measures.
  • Presenting the strategy and investment case to leadership.

Who is this for?

This is an intermediate course for people who shape or own the customer experience and need a strategy their organisation can act on. It suits:

  • CX, customer service and voice of the customer leads
  • Marketing, product and operations managers working on customer journeys
  • Strategy and transformation teams building the case for CX investment
  • UX and service design professionals moving into wider CX roles

You don’t need a CX qualification, but some experience working with customers or customer data will help you get the most from the day. If you’re new to experience design, our Introduction to User Experience (UX) course is a good place to start.

About this course

This 1-day course shows you how to build a customer experience (CX) strategy that is backed by evidence about your customers. It connects what customers need with your brand promise and your business goals.

You’ll work through the full path from discovery to delivery: understanding customers, finding where the experience breaks, making clear strategic choices, designing and testing improvements, and building a roadmap with owners and measures attached.

Throughout the day you’ll apply each module to your own organisation or a case study we provide. You’ll leave with a draft CX Strategy Blueprint to take back to your team.

The course is limited to 10 participants, so there’s time to work through your own challenges with the instructor.

Course modules

Morning session

Module 1: CX foundations

  • What CX is, and how it differs from UX, customer service and CRM.
  • How CX connects to your brand promise and business goals such as retention, growth and cost to serve.
  • Why CX is cross-functional, and where your organisation is starting from.

Module 2: Understanding customers and mapping journeys

  • Planning research and separating real findings from internal assumptions.
  • Needs-based segmentation and jobs to be done, including lost customers, non-customers and customers with accessibility needs.
  • Mapping journeys across digital, physical and assisted channels to find pain points and moments of truth.

Module 3: Voice of the customer, from listening to action

  • Combining surveys, reviews, complaints, support tickets and behavioural data.
  • Analysing feedback, including where AI helps and where human judgement is still needed.
  • Closing the loop with customers and fixing root causes inside the organisation.

Module 4: CX vision and strategic choices

  • Turning a CX vision into practical experience principles.
  • Choosing where to invest, maintain, simplify or stop, and making trade-offs explicit.
  • Balancing customer value, commercial value and organisational constraints.

Afternoon session

Module 5: Designing and testing better experiences

  • Root-cause analysis and service blueprinting across frontline teams, back-office processes, systems and partners.
  • Using behavioural science ethically, from defaults and framing to the peak-end rule.
  • Prototyping and piloting improvements before you scale them.

Module 6: CX measurement and business case

  • What NPS, CSAT, CES, churn and CLV tell you, and where each falls short.
  • Leading and lagging indicators, baselines and a CX dashboard with clear owners.
  • Building an investment case that links experience to revenue, retention and cost to serve.

Module 7: Capabilities, governance and org change

  • Assessing CX maturity across leadership, insight, design, delivery and culture.
  • Setting up governance, an operating model and the employee experience frontline delivery depends on.
  • Evaluating CX technology and AI against defined needs, capability before tools.

Module 8: Roadmapping and delivery

  • Prioritising initiatives by customer impact, business value, feasibility and risk.
  • Building a phased 90-day, 6-month and 12-month roadmap with owners and measures.
  • Presenting the strategy and investment case to leadership.

Who is this for?

This is an intermediate course for people who shape or own the customer experience and need a strategy their organisation can act on. It suits:

  • CX, customer service and voice of the customer leads
  • Marketing, product and operations managers working on customer journeys
  • Strategy and transformation teams building the case for CX investment
  • UX and service design professionals moving into wider CX roles

You don’t need a CX qualification, but some experience working with customers or customer data will help you get the most from the day. If you’re new to experience design, our Introduction to User Experience (UX) course is a good place to start.